unreal37

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   by unreal37 16y ago

   Patents don't stop innovation. You just have to deal with the patent holder, OR change your invention so that it doesn't violate the patent. It's actually sad that the author seemingly did "the impossible" technically only to be stopped by
2. 2072.▲
   by unreal37 16y ago

   The Service Canada web site has timed out. Awesome web infrastructure, guys!
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   by unreal37 16y ago

   When things are no longer relevant, I have no problem with them going away. If it means a lot to you, make yourself a personal copy. Humans often have a hoarding instinct, and it's hard to shake that temptation. How many of us keep every em
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   by unreal37 16y ago

   I realize I'll probably spend some karma here, but after reading TC and checking out the site (and the blog post by the site), I see what's happening. And there is a LOT of misunderstanding in the TC article and in the comments of HN. One o
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   by unreal37 16y ago

   Is there any human on the planet that thinks W3Schools is affiliated with W3C? If you're smart enough to know what W3C is, then you know W3Schools is different. It's a strawman, knock it down. W3C did not invent the term world wide web, www
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   by unreal37 16y ago

   First let me say, I am a web developer and use W3Schools as a reference. The web would be a worse place without it. They deserve their high Google ranking. So to attack something that is on the whole good, which may be 99% accurate but not